The goal of this work is to examine radar absorbing material (RAM)reflectivity (R)through a frequency (f) range from 0.5 GHz to 40 GHz. Variation of nonmagnetic, homogeneous, and non-dispersive RAMR is reformed to facilitate calculations. Effect of dielectric parameters (E and u) on R for one layer-metal-packed RAM with two different thicknesses are given. Electromagnetic interference shielding effectiveness (EMISE)reflection loss (R), absorption loss (A), and internal loss (M)for one and two layers located between two semi-infinite free space media are derived. Attenuation (a)variations with f, e, u, and layer thickness for single and double layer are given in graphical form.</p
A numerical study is made of the bandwidth to thickness ratio of radar absorbers for the suppressio...
A numerical study is made of the bandwidth to thickness ratio of radar absorbers for the suppressio...
This paper presents monostatic reflectivity measurements of radar absorbing materials at 310 GHz in ...
Radar absorbing material (RAM) is a material that which can absorb and reduce energy of electromagne...
This paper describes the relationships between the surface wave attenuation properties and the elect...
Abstract This paper presents the influence of different sizes of carbonyl iron particles on the refl...
Abstract This paper presents the influence of different sizes of carbonyl iron particles on the refl...
In this study, we have simulated and investigated electromagnetic properties of six types materials ...
In this study, we have simulated and investigated electromagnetic properties of six types materials ...
In this study, we have simulated and investigated electromagnetic properties of six types materials ...
Transmittance and monostatic reflectivity of different radar absorbing materials at 650 GHz are pres...
Transmittance and monostatic reflectivity of different radar absorbing materials at 650 GHz are pres...
The radar absorbing materials (RAM) and structures (RAS) are widely used in aerospace sectors to red...
The radar absorbing materials (RAM) and structures (RAS) are widely used in aerospace sectors to red...
A numerical study is made of the bandwidth to thickness ratio of radar absorbers for the suppressio...
A numerical study is made of the bandwidth to thickness ratio of radar absorbers for the suppressio...
A numerical study is made of the bandwidth to thickness ratio of radar absorbers for the suppressio...
This paper presents monostatic reflectivity measurements of radar absorbing materials at 310 GHz in ...
Radar absorbing material (RAM) is a material that which can absorb and reduce energy of electromagne...
This paper describes the relationships between the surface wave attenuation properties and the elect...
Abstract This paper presents the influence of different sizes of carbonyl iron particles on the refl...
Abstract This paper presents the influence of different sizes of carbonyl iron particles on the refl...
In this study, we have simulated and investigated electromagnetic properties of six types materials ...
In this study, we have simulated and investigated electromagnetic properties of six types materials ...
In this study, we have simulated and investigated electromagnetic properties of six types materials ...
Transmittance and monostatic reflectivity of different radar absorbing materials at 650 GHz are pres...
Transmittance and monostatic reflectivity of different radar absorbing materials at 650 GHz are pres...
The radar absorbing materials (RAM) and structures (RAS) are widely used in aerospace sectors to red...
The radar absorbing materials (RAM) and structures (RAS) are widely used in aerospace sectors to red...
A numerical study is made of the bandwidth to thickness ratio of radar absorbers for the suppressio...
A numerical study is made of the bandwidth to thickness ratio of radar absorbers for the suppressio...
A numerical study is made of the bandwidth to thickness ratio of radar absorbers for the suppressio...
This paper presents monostatic reflectivity measurements of radar absorbing materials at 310 GHz in ...